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Anesthesia

Local anesthesia or general anesthesia

Recovery

1 – 2 weeks

Result

Permanent

What is a labia correction?

A labiaplasty, also known as a labiaplasty, is a surgical procedure in which the labia minora are reduced in size or corrected. The treatment is often performed when the labia are perceived as too large, asymmetrical, or bothersome.

Enlarged labia can be congenital, but can also develop after hormonal changes, pregnancy, or the natural aging process.

The aim of the treatment is to bring the labia into better proportion and reduce any physical discomfort, while respecting the natural anatomy.

Why choose a labia correction?

More everyday comfort

Can reduce irritation and discomfort during daily activities.

Less discomfort during sports

Cycling, horseback riding, or other activities often become more comfortable.

Improved symmetry

Corrects differences in shape or size between both sides.

More confidence

Many women feel more comfortable with their bodies after the treatment.

Comfort and self-confidence

They often start with feeling good about yourself.

The treatment process

Consultation

During a discreet and personal consultation, we discuss your complaints, expectations, and possible treatment options.

Analysis

We assess the anatomy and determine which correction is most suitable for your situation.

Personal treatment plan

A customized treatment plan is drawn up based on your wishes.

The intervention

With a refined surgical technique, excess tissue is removed while the natural shape is preserved.

Result

After healing, a more comfortable and harmonious result is created that aligns with your anatomy.

When is a labia correction suitable?

A labia correction can be considered for various reasons, both to reduce physical discomfort and to address aesthetic concerns.

Irritation or pain

When the labia cause discomfort during movement or sports.

Discomfort in tight clothing

For women who suffer from pressure or chafing in certain garments.

asymmetry

When one side is clearly larger than the other.

Aesthetic concerns

When the shape or size of the labia has a negative impact on self-image.

A treatment with attention to discretion and balance

Every woman has a unique anatomy. Therefore, there is no standard shape or ideal proportion for the labia.

At o2 Clinic, a natural approach is central. The goal is not to create a completely different anatomy, but to correct excess tissue and balance the proportions.

Through meticulous technique and attention to detail, we strive for results that offer an improvement in both aesthetics and functionality.

Recovery & Aftercare

The intimate region has excellent blood circulation, which means the healing process usually proceeds smoothly.

During the first few days, swelling, tenderness, and mild discomfort may occur. These reactions are normal and gradually decrease as recovery progresses.

It is important to give the treated area sufficient rest and to temporarily avoid certain activities such as intensive sports or sexual contact. During the follow-up appointments, we carefully monitor the healing process and provide advice to optimally support the recovery.

As the swelling subsides, the final result becomes increasingly visible.

The results

FAQ

The treatment is performed under anesthesia, ensuring the procedure itself is comfortable. Mild tenderness and swelling may occur after the treatment, but severe pain is rare.

The labia usually heal very well. Scars are usually barely visible after complete healing.

Depending on your recovery, intensive sports are usually advised against for a few weeks. You will receive personal advice regarding this during your check-ups.

With correct surgical technique, the sensitivity of the region is usually preserved.

The first improvement is quickly visible, but the final result is assessed after the swelling has completely disappeared.

No. Many women opt for labia correction due to physical complaints such as irritation, chafing, or discomfort during sports activities, and not solely for aesthetic reasons.

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